123. Continuing a New Story About the USA

The U.S. colonists decided to separate from England after the  Stamp Act was issued on March 1765 and was rejected by the American colonists on March 1766.  On the same day, the Declaration Act was passed. But gaining independence was not well organized until Thomas Paine's pamphlet on Common Sense was distributed; after the First Continental Congress met in Philadelphia on September 1774; and the Committee of the Whole (Ben Franklin, etc.) had reviewed the draft version of the Declaration of Independence (DOI).

An important change in Thomas Jefferson's draft of the DOI is Ben's use of science. For instance, Jefferson used the phrase, 'the people'. This phrase authorizes the USA to act on all people in the world.  Ben changed this phrase to 'one people' because it limits a nation and makes the USA a Union, which is 'a whole with parts. This change connects the DOI to the Constitution. Thus, the U.S. government and its lawyers are wrong to say that the DOI has no laws.

Another important change is Jefferson's phrase, 'all Men are created equal and independent.' Ben changes this phrase by removing the words 'and independent.' This change is a major scientific change because all Men begin as souls when they are created. When God creates the universe, the souls receive bodies.  When a soul receives a body, it is not independent because, in the universe, all souls become functionally related. So, absolute freedom will never be found in any human being. Absolute freedom will only be found in God.

It is very clear thet the U.S. government must become increasingly scientific because its leaders and lawyers are not scientific and are making too many errors in the field of political science.